• Why funding must shift from police to community resources (Fast Company)
• Curfews hurt workers (Eater)
• Roles and responsibilities of white urbanists (SPUR)
• How Oakland students organized a massive, peaceful march (Berkeleyside)
• Protests are not going away (LA Times)
• There’s no excuse for government-sanctioned violence against the free press – or anybody (LA Times)
• Police are using bikes as weapons (Forbes)
• Black lawmakers in California urge support for bills that address systemic inequality (LA Times)
• CA legislators are still trying to destroy high speed rail (The Sun)
• Maybe bike-share systems will bounce back (Triple Pundit)
• Stockton extends universal basic income pilot (CityLab)
• Taking apart and transporting pieces of decommissioned San Onofre nuclear reactor: planning, time, money (Mohave Daily News)

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• Instead of listening to protestor demands to end police brutality, police deploy tear gas and rubber bullets (SF Chronicle, Patch)
  • and cities impose curfews (CalMatters, Sacramento Bee)
• The violence experienced by black Americans is an every day occurrence (Grist)
• City planners cannot just ignore it (Planetizen)
• One Oakland protest was organized by high school students (EdSource)
• Cars are weapons (Vox)
  • and closing freeways is a tactic (Fox5)
• Transit agencies leave people stranded (LA Times)
  • which is not a good idea (Human Transit)
• The looming concern: protests and coronavirus (Sacramento Bee)
• Rural counties don’t want to shut down but tourism isn’t coming (LA Times)
• Rents are finally dropping (SF Chronicle)
  • but it won’t help much (Sacramento Bee)

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